Web Security Experts: Are you overlooking WebRTC vulnerabilities?
summary
Findings include TURN relay abuse, RTP injection, and signaling flood with concrete demos: a stunner-based TURN relay probe that abused misconfigured TURN servers (Slack CVE confirmed), an RTP spray that disrupts or injects audio via media servers, and a websocket SIP invite flood that causes signaling DoS. Tools used are Wireshark, GStreamer, and the open source stunner utility, outcomes include confirmed exploits and fixes, a published top seven list, and practical testing steps for TURN, media and signaling.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00WebRTC security gaps
- 6:55WebRTC vulnerabilities overlooked
- 9:51WebRTC security concepts
- 12:01WebRTC security features
- 20:12WebRTC attack surface issues
- 23:03Top WebRTC vulnerabilities
- 27:19TURN server relay abuse demo
- 30:18RTP injection attack demo
- 33:36Signaling flood denial of service attack
- 37:17Custom signaling protocol risks
- 38:02WebRTC security testing tools
- 41:55Auditing WebRTC tips
- 42:39OWASP ASVS and WebRTC
- 44:45Conclusion
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